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History of Earthquakes in Japan
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History of Earthquakes in Japan
by kamome » Fri Jan 23, 2004 4:44 pm
YBF is as ageless as time itself.--Cranky Bastard, 7/23/08
FG is my WaiWai--baka tono 6/26/08
There is no such category as "low" when classifying your basic Asian Beaver. There is only excellent and magnifico!--Greji, 1/7/06
FG is my WaiWai--baka tono 6/26/08
There is no such category as "low" when classifying your basic Asian Beaver. There is only excellent and magnifico!--Greji, 1/7/06
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by NeoNecroNomiCron » Fri Jan 23, 2004 4:53 pm
I didnt know earthquakes caused tornadoes,
Anyway I was just thinking there hasnt been a good shake in the kanto area for the last few months.
Whats going on.
Could this be an indicator of a very big one?
Or due to atmospherica loading during the winter can contenental shelf cooling there wont be so many. Who knows I know I dont.
Anyway I was just thinking there hasnt been a good shake in the kanto area for the last few months.
Whats going on.
Could this be an indicator of a very big one?
Or due to atmospherica loading during the winter can contenental shelf cooling there wont be so many. Who knows I know I dont.
Am I still not allowed to have a sig?
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by cstaylor » Fri Jan 23, 2004 4:59 pm
They don't, but earthquakes striking during mealtime means fires can spread quickly into a conflagration like the Kanto area saw in 1923.NeoNecroNomiCron wrote:I didnt know earthquakes caused tornadoes
Can you count any murdered Koreans in that artwork?
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